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Mid-Atlantic Christian University jumps in Washington Monthly top college rankings Elizabeth City, NC – September 13, 2013. Mid-Atlantic Christian University has been ranked 40th in the Washington Monthly’s list of college rankings, up from last year’s ranking of 52nd. The Washington Monthly rankings are based on three factors. The first is social mobility, which gives colleges credit for enrolling many low-income students and helping them earn degrees. The second recognizes research production, particularly at schools whose undergraduates go on to earn PhDs. The third values a college’s commitment to service. The more expensive college becomes, the more students are encouraged to see higher education as a mere return on investment. The students in the “best colleges,” according to this ranking, are taught by example and design to look beyond themselves and give back. Mid-Atlantic is pleased to provide a high-quality Christian-based education at an affordable price. The college has made a strong effort to make classes available to all through scholarships and grants to ease the financial burden on students. According to Dr. Clay Perkins, “The school has always been a place for first generation and low-income college students to achieve their dream of a...

Elizabeth City, NC – August 19, 2013. Over the weekend the Mid-Atlantic Christian University campus was abuzz with activities. Over sixty new students moved belongings into the dorm, met with advisors, learned the ropes of the school, and worshipped together. Freshman Sarah Bowles, studying Youth and Family Ministry, said that she has always wanted to attend Mid-Atlantic because of the “family” atmosphere and was impressed when the Student Services Administrator handed her a packet of information without even having to ask for her name. Freshman Ashley Brown, who will be studying Elementary Education, was happy to have lunch with her program advisor on Sunday. Both ladies are excited about the opportunity to play volleyball in the school’s growing athletic program. Registration continues today for returning students, and classes begin Monday evening. This fall over 170 students (representing a 5% increase in FTE) will be enrolled in such studies as General Ministry, Leadership, Elementary Education, Family Ministry and Aviation, either in the classroom or online. The public is invited to attend the Convocation Service, which marks the beginning of the academic year, Tuesday morning at 9:30. Congregational singing will be led by student Brandon Davis. Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Kevin Larsen will...

Mid-Atlantic Christian University Announces the Sixty-Sixth Opening Convocation Service to be held on Tuesday, August 20, 2013, at 9:30 a.m. in the Davenport Chapel. The public is invited to attend the Convocation Service which marks the beginning of the academic year at Mid-Atlantic Christian University. The program will begin at 9:30 a.m. with the processional of the academic staff. Congregational singing will be led by student Brandon Davis. Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Kevin Larsen, will present diplomas to Meredith Glover who is receiving the Bachelor of Science degree in the field of Organizational Leadership, and to Chris Matchem receiving the Bachelor of Science degree in Preaching and Biblical Exposition. The Convocation message will be delivered by John W. Maurice, Jr., Commander US Navy and Director of CREDO Mid-Atlantic Region. Commander Maurice is an alumus of Mid-Atlantic Christian University and serves on the Board of Trustees. Hilda S. Watson Memorial Dedication During the Convocation ceremony the University will celebrate the dedication of the Hilda Watson Memorial. The gift was given by Roy Watson in memory of his wife, Hilda Sadler Watson. There will be a reception in the gymnasium following the service for the Watson family and friends....

The MACU Biker Rally: Bob Morton Memorial Ride is ready to roll! Register online and start packing your bags to join us for a wonderful time. The day starts with a continental breakfast at the beautiful river-front campus of Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) in Elizabeth City, NC. The ride route will take about two hours to drive, with a break in the middle for refreshments. When the ride finishes back at the MACU campus you will enjoy a nice lunch, entertainment, and a brief presentation from a super guy who loves people and loves to ride his motorcycle. Pete Kunkle, senior minister at First Christian Church of Kernersville, NC, will be the guest speaker and will ride his bike with the group. Invite your clubs and friends. We welcome convertible auto registrations also. This event benefits a student scholarship in the Mid-Atlantic Foundation. There is limited overnight housing available in the MACU dormitory. Please register early while space is available. Get ready to roll! SAVE THE DATE: Saturday September 7, 2013 ...